Figure 11.1A A. Cricoid cartilage B. Epiglottis C. Middle nasal conchae D. Lingual tonsil E. Superior nasal conchae AB. Palatine tonsil AC. Oropharynx AD. Thyroid cartilage AE. Inferior nasal conchae 6. 7 Figure 11.1A. Head, Sagittal Figure 11.1B A. Carina B. Horizontal fissure C. Inferior lobe 10 D. Middle lobe E. Oblique fissure AB. Primary bronchus AC. Secondary bronchus AD. Superior lobe AE. Tertiary bronchus BC. Trachea 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 18 Figure 11.1B. Lungs, Coronal 3. Co

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